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Changes to patient visiting times during COVID-19 30 April 2021 Changes to patient visiting times As part of the post-lockdown transition plan for the Perth and Peel regions, the following visitors arrangements apply from 12.01am Saturday, May 1 until midnight Friday 7 May. Only one (1) visitor is permitted per patient, per day, at Osborne Park Hospital andSir Charles Gairdner Hospital. For the Women’s and Newborn Health Services at Osborne Park Hospital, only one person can visit a patient per day, inclusive of the birth partner. Visiting hours are between 8am and 8pm, with a rest period between 1pm and 3pm. Visitors are required to wear masks inside our hospitals. Any visitors to our hospital will be screened upon entry and are required to register their visit via the SafeWA app/QR code or manual registers located at our sites Physical distancing should be maintained (1 person per 2sqm). -
Thank you from our patients 01 April 2021 Here's a selection of messages of thanks received from grateful patients and their families for the care they received while at Osborne Park Hospital. Thank you to Ward 4 staff from a patient and his family. "Just a note to send our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to EVERYONE who helped make [patient]'s hospital stay so very positive." "To ALL the nurses, physios, OTs, doctors, orderlies ans assistants (...you know who you are)... Thank you all for your great kindness, professionalism, good humour and care." "Wishing you all the very best, [patient] and family" Thank you to Ward 6 from a haemorrhoidectomy patient "Amazing - 10 star. Very thoughtful and explained everything. It is difficult to believe how easy it all was. Great care and manners by all beyond what is expected, nothing was too much." Thank you to Day Procedure Unit from two patients Patient 1 - ophthalmology patient... -
Improving outcomes for Parkinson’s patients 30 March 2021 World Parkinson’s Day is 11 April and we are highlighting the work of our OPH Parkinson’s Clinic Physiotherapy team which has recently introduced additional exercise classes to promote and facilitate neuroplasticity in patients living with early stage Parkinson’s. These high-level classes incorporate a multimodal approach in the delivery of exercise interventions which have been shown to be effective in the treatment of Parkinson’s. They include Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT BIG), yoga, high cadence cycling and non-contact boxing. A/Senior Physiotherapist Parkinson’s Clinic OPH Anita Rattray said they have also recently trained some therapists in the principles of PD Warrior to further entice and challenge their patients. “We aim to drive neural plastic changes in motor symptoms often experienced by people with Parkinson’s. These may incl... -
Opening of new OPH Therapy Hub 18 February 2021 The new Therapy Hub in T Block will open to patients and visitors on Monday, 22 February 2021. The purpose-built Therapy Hub at OPH will provide a spacious, contemporary environment for inpatients and outpatients undertaking rehabilitation following a stroke or amputation or living with neurological conditions. Our multidisciplinary teams are looking forward to working with patients in the Therapy Hub’s functional training unit which incorporates a universally accessible kitchen, laundry, bathroom and bedroom, providing the opportunity to enhance the patient’s rehabilitation experience and outcomes. The opening hours for the Therapy Hub are 7am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. View more photos of the new Therapy Hub (PDF). -
SafeWA QR codes and manual registers 04 February 2021 In line with the State Government’s direction that all hospitals display SafeWA (external site) visitor QR codes and manual registers, all NMHS hospital sites are now compliant. The direction requires all visitors (once permitted to return) to register their attendance via the SafeWA app or manual register before they enter Sir Charles Gairdner, Osborne Park, King Edward and Graylands hospitals, as well as at their final destination, such as a specific clinic, department or ward, within the hospital. Outpatient clinic attendees are not considered visitors; however, a carer or companion is. Visitors attending our sites to see inpatients, for meetings or other essential business need to register via the app or manual register closest to your location. We thank our visitors for their continued compliance with this essential direction. General COVID-19 updates What you can and c...
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05/05/2021